die Hülsenfrucht

B2

a legume

English meaning
a legume
Gender
die — feminine
Plural
die Hülsenfrüchte

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Declension of die Hülsenfrucht

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativedie Hülsenfruchtdie Hülsenfrüchte
Accusativedie Hülsenfruchtdie Hülsenfrüchte
Dativeder Hülsenfruchtden Hülsenfrüchten
Genitiveder Hülsenfruchtder Hülsenfrüchte

Word family

die Hülsenfrucht is built from die Frucht (fruit) and die Hülse (a pod / husk / shell / case). German builds meaning by welding words together, so knowing the parts usually gives you the whole.

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Questions about Hülsenfrucht

Is it der, die or das Hülsenfrucht?

It is die Hülsenfrucht — Hülsenfrucht is feminine. In the plural it becomes die Hülsenfrüchte.

What is the plural of Hülsenfrucht?

The plural of die Hülsenfrucht is die Hülsenfrüchte.

What is the genitive of Hülsenfrucht?

The genitive singular is der Hülsenfrucht. The dative plural is den Hülsenfrüchten.

What does Hülsenfrucht mean in English?

die Hülsenfrucht means "a legume".

What level is Hülsenfrucht in German?

Hülsenfrucht is a B2 word — b2 — upper-intermediate.

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